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fisher78 New Member

Joined: 08 Aug 2009 Posts: 1 Location: youngstown,ohio
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Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:31 pm Post subject: how to get a fimer shift - pro's please help |
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i have done a couple th350's 400's and a c4 but i want to buld a solid th350 for my car that i am gonna race street/strip. i would like to know where i can find a book or some written info on how to get a fimer shift and how to do all the little tips and tricks like what to drill and what to block off , clutch clearances endplay of input &output shafts etc etc. OK i need to know how to build a race tranny . lol any and all help would greatly be appreciated. thank you very much in advance.. Jim  |
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ClassicComp Pro

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send a pm to jakeshoe. _________________ results speak for themselves
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jmarkaudio Guru


Joined: 26 Sep 2007 Posts: 1800 Location: Florida
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For a TH350, I would find an older Motor manual or similar with flow diagrams. Then buy different shift kits and try to understand what mods they make and why. B&M transpack used to be the best over the counter for a 350. I've been running glides so long now and no longer work on cars for a living I don't remember all the mods I made way back when, plan on a HD sprag for sure. _________________ Mark Whitener
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